Roman Empire Historical Facts
Felicitas lulia Olisipo: Lisbon in the Roman Empire
Lisbon was named by Julius Caesar, Felicitas lulia Olisipo, and thrived by exporting garum.
George Liapis
Hailing from the vibrant city of Athens, George's love for Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire drives him to write short stories inspired by the illustrious tales of these glorious times.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The Remarkable Survival of Marcus Aurelius' Meditations: A Historical Overview
Embark on the captivating journey of Marcus Aurelius' 'Meditations,' a Stoic masterpiece that has withstood the test of time. Discover how this profound text has shaped philosophical thought for centuries.
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The Six Culinary Pillars of Ancient Rome: A Gastronomic Odyssey
Embark on a culinary journey through Ancient Rome, where six foundational elements sculpted an era of unparalleled gastronomic artistry: Panis, Vinum, Oleum, Garum, Fructus, and Carnes.
Roman Empire Stories
The Mystery of the Lost Roman Legion: The Ninth's Final March
The Ninth Legion, Rome's elite military unit, vanished in the mists of ancient Caledonia. Their final march, shrouded in mystery and legend, remains one of history's most enduring enigmas, a tale of courage, fate, and the supernatural.
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Boudicca: The Warrior Queen's Rebellion Against Rome
Boudicca, the fierce Iceni queen, ignited a rebellion that shook the Roman Empire to its core. From the rolling plains of East Anglia to the grandeur of Londinium, her quest for vengeance became a legend, echoing through the corridors of time.
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Mysterious Disappearance: Vestal Virgin Missing from Temple!
Aelia, Rome's most revered Vestal Virgin, mysteriously vanishes, plunging the city into chaos. Amidst rumors and conspiracies, a tale of forbidden love, ancient cults, and a race against time unfolds, revealing the very soul of Rome.
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The Stoic Emperor: How Marcus Aurelius Outwitted Death in the Germanic Wilds
In the treacherous Germanic frontier, Emperor Marcus Aurelius faced assassination by tribal chieftains. Yet, with Stoic wisdom and a loyal centurion's aid, he transformed a deadly feast into a legendary tale of diplomacy and courage.